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- package/LICENSE-APACHE +202 -0
- package/LICENSE-MIT +21 -0
- package/README.md +134 -2
- package/bin/hl +7 -0
- package/dist/catalogs-B1tppcuM.mjs +1 -0
- package/dist/catalogs-BSpv8Y85.mjs +1 -0
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One CLI for the self-hosted services in your homelab. Each service's commands are generated from its OpenAPI spec
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with [Forge](https://github.com/cloudflare/forge), the way Cloudflare builds [`cf`](https://github.com/cloudflare/cf).
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| Network | UniFi Network `unifi`, AdGuard Home `adguard` |
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| Media | Jellyfin `jellyfin`, Immich `immich`, Audiobookshelf `audiobookshelf`, Kavita `kavita`, Komga `komga` |
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| *arr | Sonarr `sonarr`, Radarr `radarr`, Lidarr `lidarr`, Prowlarr `prowlarr`, Seerr/Jellyseerr `seerr`, Overseerr `overseerr` |
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| Other | Frigate `frigate`, Grafana `grafana`, authentik `authentik`, Karakeep `karakeep`, Speedtest Tracker `speedtest-tracker` |
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| Nothing (hl asks, without echoing), `--api-key-stdin`, or `--api-key` | The key, in the system keyring: the Secret Service (GNOME Keyring, KWallet, KeePassXC) through `secret-tool`, or the macOS Keychain. The config file has only a reference. |
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| `--api-key-cmd "<command>"` | The command, run each time a key is needed: `pass show …`, `op read …`, `bw get password …` |
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The config is `~/.config/hl/config.json` (`$HL_CONFIG` overrides it).
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## Commands
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Output is JSON (indented on a terminal, compact when piped); `-o table` prints a list's scalar columns, and
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`--columns name,state` picks them.
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## Versions
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`hl` asks each server which version it runs, when it is added and again once a day, and builds that instance's
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commands from the newest bundled spec that isn't newer. `hl unifi@cabin --help` shows the commands cabin's version
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has. With `--all`, every instance runs the command as its own version has it, and one without it is skipped.
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## How it's built
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└─ overlay (src/services/<service>/overlay.ts): names every operation
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└─ forge --target wasm://generator/hl.wasm (plugin: generator/plugin.ts)
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The runtime builds yargs commands from the catalogue of the instance a run is for. A service's hand-written definition
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(`src/services/<service>/service.ts`) says what the spec doesn't: where the API lives, how to authenticate, how to ask
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for the version, context parameters such as UniFi's `--site`, and paging.
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Each service's `spec.ts` says where its specs are published (release tags in its git repository, or a page that lists
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versions) and how to name its operations: by hand (UniFi), or derived from each operation's tag and operationId, or its
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method and path, with overrides. A service's catalogues share most commands, so they're kept as one module per service
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with each distinct command once.
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### Services without a usable spec
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Some projects don't publish an OpenAPI document, so `hl` makes one; the code is in this repository and runs as part of
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| Service | What's published | How it becomes OpenAPI 3 |
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| Proxmox VE | The API viewer's schema (`apidoc.js`), in each release's `pve-docs` Debian package | `generator/debian.ts` downloads it from Proxmox's repository, verified against its signed `InRelease` (keys over HTTPS) and the package hashes; `generator/convert/proxmox.ts` converts it |
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| Home Assistant | REST API documentation only | `src/services/home-assistant/openapi.ts`, written by hand from the docs |
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| Portainer CE | Split multi-file specs (newer) and Swagger 2 (older) | `generator/load-spec.ts` bundles the files' `$ref`s and converts Swagger 2; any other service's Swagger 2 or split spec loads the same way |
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Fetching Proxmox needs `gpgv`, `ar` and `tar`.
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### New versions
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`pnpm fetch-specs` downloads each service's newest published versions not in `specs/` yet, and keeps only those whose
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API differs from the version before (the rest are listed in `specs/<id>/skipped.txt`). A server between two kept
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versions uses the older one's commands, which are its API. Then `pnpm generate`.
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### Adding a service
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1. `src/services/<id>/spec.ts`: where its specs are, and how to name operations (see `generator/spec-config.ts`)
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2. `src/services/<id>/service.ts`: `defineService` with its base path, auth, and version route
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3. `pnpm fetch-specs <id> && pnpm generate <id>`, then add it to `src/services/registry.ts` and to the version probes in
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`src/services/services.test.ts`.
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## Development
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```sh
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pnpm generate # build the plugin and the catalogues (not committed); run it first
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pnpm test # tests run hl against fake servers on localhost
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pnpm check # types, lint, format
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+
```
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CI checks every push. A weekly workflow runs `pnpm fetch-specs` and opens a pull request with any new versions. To
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release, bump `version` in `package.json` and push a matching tag (`v0.2.0`); the release workflow publishes to npm
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with provenance.
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